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Riverside
Abergynolwyn, Tywyn, Gwynedd, LL36 9YRTelephone: 01654 782235
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Welcome to Riverside Bed and Breakfast, to our fine Victorian slate built house retaining its original character and charm. A friendly welcome awaits our guests.  Located on the riverbank in Abergynolwyn this is a place of peace and history. A perfect spot for walkers or those less energetic who just wish to relax, to chill out, from the hectic everyday urban life.  Riverside offers comfortable accommodation, 3 bedrooms, 1 en-suite, a guest sitting room and a guest dining room. We serve excellent home cooked food.  Guests can enjoy the beautiful scenery from the peace of the riverside gardens plus we are an ideal base to explore Snowdonia’s mountains and coast to North Wales.  |
| Tariff • Bed and Breakfast £25 to £30 per person, per night • Packed Lunch £3.50 • Vegetarians catered for • Children and pets welcome • Guest are requested not to smoke within the house |
| About Us For the less energetic the top of Bird Rock (Craig y Aderyn) is easily reached and gives a panoramic view of the whole Dysynni Valley to the sea.  Bird rock is the only inland nesting site for the cormorant in the British Isles, the cormorant, a sea bird that has nested here since before the times of the Romans and Vikings when the valley was covered by sea and salt marsh. Cormorants are used by the Chinese for fishing, they prevent the bird from swallowing the fish by the use of a brass ring around the neck, from which they attach their "fishing" line. Other easy walks include the walk to the famous Dolgoch Falls, where the lower falls are easily accessible. A little time and effort are required to reach the middle and upper falls, each with its own charm. Wales may be accused of having more than its fair share of rain! Without it there would not be the cascading waterfalls or tranquil lakes. |
| Services If you are looking for quality fishing, traditional Welsh hospitality and friendship, all amongst beautiful countryside and coastline, this is the area for you. The many and varied rivers offer spectacular scenery and tranquillity and you can catch wild brown trout, grayling, salmon and sea trout. If stillwater game fishing attracts you, then the rich shallow water of Talyllyn Lake provides excellent brown trout fishing with the chance of sea trout and salmon late in the season. On the coast you may choose white water surf fishing for bass from Tywyn's shallow storm beaches. Throughout the year expect turbot, skate, mackerel, mullet and plaice. Tywyn also has a weekly market held on Mondays throughout the holiday season. A more traditional street market is held in Machynlleth every Wednesday throughout the year, while Barmouth’s market is on Thursdays, during the season. |
| Information Welcome to Abergynolwyn in the Talyllyn valley. Within the picturesque village of Abergynolwyn, lies Riverside, the Victorian former Quarry-Master’s house set in peaceful riverside gardens enjoying magnificent views of the romantic Talyllyn Valley Mountains. The Afon (river) Bati, flowing from the beautiful Talyllyn Lake joins the Afon Gwernol at Abergynolwyn to form the Afon Dysynni, flowing out of Talyllyn through a glacial escape route into the next valley, the Dysynni Valley. Located within the 840 square miles of the Snowdonia National Park Authority, Abergynolwyn has something to offer everyone. Whether you are interested in walking, cycling, climbing, or steam trains, pony-trekking, surfing, water skiing, canoeing, quad biking, clay pigeon shooting or abseiling... ...or for the less adventurous, sketching, painting, visiting historic sites and museums, fishing, property and ice-cream factory! They are all available nearby. |
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